The GPL covered version of imgmap form now on is available in the download section, go ahead and check it out:)
http://www.maschek.hu/imagemap/download
adam
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I have updated the online editor to the most recent version, go and check it out. It is not tested very broadly, so all feedback/bug reports or even wishlists are welcome.
adam
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Just a quick note to inform that the image map editor has been subject to some serious improvements, and it is 98% ready to be deployed, … so now really watch out for the new version in the next few days :)
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During my recent (06/2006) work at AITIA International, Inc., I managed to create the Online Image Map Editor that is available at : http://www.maschek.hu/imagemap.
With the help of the editor you can easily draw ALL the standard image map shapes (rectangle, circle, polygon), and you will have full control over the generated HTML code as well.
The editor natively uses the canvas HTML element to draw the shapes on a given image. The ExplorerCanvas library from Google is used to get the same result in browsers, that does not support the canvas element but can use VML instead. ExplorerCanvas works quite well, however it is still beta quality, and not as fast as the native canvas drawing, so expect some lags in IE. The editor is currently tested to work in FFX 1.5 and IE 6/7. Due to some problems of canvas resizing the editor can only draw rectangles in Opera 9+ browsers.